Following a series of honey bee attacks near the Ajanta Caves, the forest department has urged visitors to take precautions and avoid actions that may attract bees, reported the PTI. Issuing an advisory for the visitors, the officials suggested that the tourists should avoid using strong perfumes and making noise during their visits. A recent inspection in Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar district in Maharashtra covered caves 1 to 26 within the complex. Officials identified three honeycombs—one near Cave 26 and two near Cave 10. Authorities have informed the Archaeological Survey of India and requested steps to control the growth of the combs and safely relocate the bees, according to the PTI. Precautionary guidelines for visitors In light of recent incidents, tourists have been advised to – – Avoid using strong perfumes or fragrances – Refrain from making loud noises near the caves – Follow safety instructions displayed on-site Officials said that the banners highlighting these precautions will be installed shortly. Awareness campaign planned The forest department plans to launch an awareness campaign to educate visitors about safety …